The first challenge for city leaders in Las Cruces was spurring activity in what was becoming an increasingly abandoned downtown area during the evening hours and weekends. A comprehensive downtown
Work could begin sometime next year on a unique new project that will combine residential, retail, office, and green space in the oldest part of downtown Gilbert, Arizona. If all
Although large segments of the Millennial Generation born between 1980 and 2000 have yet to find what might be described as career jobs, they nonetheless have faith in their own
A long-planned effort to build a new College of Fine Arts building on the main campus of the University of New Mexico, while upgrading other structures used by the college,
Specific development plans for the former site of the American Smelting and Refining Company in El Paso may soon become more clear as the purchase of that land nears completion
The American Institute of Architects has issued a statement following the death of legendary architect I.M Pei. Robert Ivy, chief executive officer of the group, said that Pei “created lanterns
Tucson officials would like to transform a portion of a busy downtown corridor into a walkable and public meeting space. What has been historically known as the Sunshine Mile on
The largest airport in North America, comprising in excess of 52 square miles, will soon see the construction of an extensive airline maintenance hangar. The 130,000 square foot facility at
The era of building new infrastructure in this country may be receding, replaced by an era of simply repairing existing infrastructure that was built decades ago. So suggests a new
Plans are underway for the construction of a new transfer station belonging to the Public Service Company of New Mexico. The project will go up on the southwest corner of
